Ebony Cop Last One Standing
“Ebony Cop Last One Standing” by Sharon Berryharper, published by Page Publishing, Incorporated on August 7, 2017, is a work of fiction that explores the challenges faced by women and minorities in law enforcement. This edition spans 174 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Sharon as she moves to Los Angeles with aspirations of becoming a police officer, only to confront the stark realities of her dream amid a backdrop of systemic challenges within the police force.
Readers will find a poignant exploration of isolation and resilience as Sharon navigates her role as a police officer. The story delves into themes of social dynamics and the complexities of ethnic studies, particularly within the context of American and African American experiences. As Sharon grapples with the disillusionment of her expectations versus the harsh truths of her environment, the book offers insights into the struggles faced by those in minority positions within a traditionally male-dominated field.
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Heading south to the big city of Los Angeles, Sharon Berryharper abandons her plans of attending a local junior college and, works in factories instead. All the time she works as a machinist, she has one dream-to become a cop. Sharon’s opportunity comes when a federal court orders the Los Angeles Police Department to hire more women and minorities. Thinking that being a cop is about restoring peace and calm and working as a team, Sharon succeeds in getting into the force but finds out the reality of her dreams exactly the opposite. The first thing Officer Berryharper learns is that for her and her sister officers, there is no team. Sharon discovers how alone she really is. Forget team playing. The ebony cop will have to survive on her own.
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